I started using Django, as a relative newbie to python, back in 0.96, and it was a real pain in the ass to deploy. It took me a couple of days, minimum, all the while knowing I could have things halfway done in PHP.
Luckily I was given a stellar recommendation, and I stuck with it.
Django deploys now? Incredibly easy on the hosts I use (DO / Heroku). I expect Clojure to be the same in a year or so.
FWIW, I'm just starting to learn clojure. And just barely starting--these problems aren't annoying me yet.
I'd say it was there years ago. On Heroku you can deploy any Clojure project that specifies a ":main" namespace. Deploying Clojure to a VPN is no different to any other language that runs behind an nginx proxy.
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It'll get better, but I don't disagree.
I started using Django, as a relative newbie to python, back in 0.96, and it was a real pain in the ass to deploy. It took me a couple of days, minimum, all the while knowing I could have things halfway done in PHP.
Luckily I was given a stellar recommendation, and I stuck with it.
Django deploys now? Incredibly easy on the hosts I use (DO / Heroku). I expect Clojure to be the same in a year or so.
FWIW, I'm just starting to learn clojure. And just barely starting--these problems aren't annoying me yet.
I'd say it was there years ago. On Heroku you can deploy any Clojure project that specifies a ":main" namespace. Deploying Clojure to a VPN is no different to any other language that runs behind an nginx proxy.